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Devon’s Best Churchyard Competition 2018
ENTRY FORM
Name of Town/Village/Parish:
Name of Church:
Name of Contact:
Address: ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Postcode: .......................................................................................................
Email: .............................................................................................................
Tel: .................................................................................................................
Directions to the churchyard entered into the competition:
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CPRE Devon – The Voice for Devon’s CountrysidePO Box 26, Beaworthy EX21 5XN
Tel: 01392 966737Email: [email protected]
www.cpredevon.org.ukThe Devon Branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England CIO
A charitable incorporated organisation with registered charity number 1175228
Please explain how your churchyard is wildlife friendly, how it is managed for wildlife AND/OR is a peaceful and harmonious island of tranquillity for people in our modern world.
Please detail the wildlife that has been seen and measures taken for people. The more detailed information about your management plans that you provide, whether photographs, digital media, leaflet or records of wildlife, etc the better.
For example, useful information you may wish to include could be:
- Your grass cutting regime; do you mow at a variety of times, leave flowers to seed before cutting and how do you dispose of grass mowings?
- Planting; any recent planting of trees, shrubs or other plants.
- Habitat; do you have bird, bat, insect boxes or log piles?
- Information; Interpretation displayed for visitors or an information leaflet to show how the churchyard is looked after for wildlife and for visitors.
- Who; how many people (and who) are involved with the care of the churchyard. For example, local schools, youth clubs or other organisations. Is the churchyard used for any teaching purposes appertaining to wildlife?
The judges will visit each churchyard and graveyard.
So, if you think your churchyard is good for wildlife and/or is a special sanctuary for people, please complete our entry form
Send entries to: CPRE Devon, PO Box 26, Beaworthy, Devon EX21 5XN Attn: Ivan Buxton
Or Email: [email protected]
If emailing photographs kindly attach them in jpg (jpeg) format and in small size, preferably 640x480
The closing date for entries is: 30 April 2018.
CPRE Devon – The Voice for Devon’s CountrysidePO Box 26, Beaworthy EX21 5XN
Tel: 01392 966737Email: [email protected]
www.cpredevon.org.ukThe Devon Branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England CIO
A charitable incorporated organisation with registered charity number 1175228
